On Hinduism

Exploring the enduring relevance of Hinduism, this collection of essays addresses fundamental questions surrounding beliefs about death, rebirth, and Karma. It examines the evolution of these concepts over time, the significance of animals like dogs and cows within the faith, and the complexities of Ahimsa, highlighting the diverse interpretations among Hindus. Through these discussions, the book delves into how traditional beliefs continue to influence modern practices and thoughts within the religion.